Inspiration
Font delivery breaks in real projects because formats, browser support, and CSS setup are inconsistent. This exists to remove that friction and make “use this font” a 2-minute task.
What it does
Converts fonts between common formats, supports batch conversion, generates @font-face CSS, and offers subsetting to reduce file size for faster web loading.
How I built it
A simple web UI on top of a conversion pipeline that handles format parsing/export, optional subsetting, and CSS generation, packaged as a fast, no-account workflow.
Challenges I ran into
Format quirks across converters, preserving glyph coverage, keeping output consistent, and making subsetting safe without breaking languages/symbols.
Accomplishments that I'm proud of
An end-to-end workflow (convert + subset + CSS) that’s fast, works in the browser, and stays accessible without accounts or paywalls.
What I learned
Most users don’t want “a converter”; they want a production-ready result: web formats, correct CSS, and smaller files without extra steps.
What's next for Font Converters
More format-path coverage, better subsetting controls (language presets), improved previews/testing, and tighter performance and privacy guarantees.
Built With
- claude
- django
- next.js
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